Collaboration-Guidelines

Collaboration Etiquette: Tools, Teams, and Productivity Good collaboration starts with clear habits. When teams share tools and respect each other’s time, work moves faster and with less confusion. Etiquette is not just about rules; it is about trust and simple, repeatable ways to communicate. Tools and channels Pick a primary channel for quick questions, such as chat. Use email for formal updates or longer explanations. Maintain a single project board for tasks, deadlines, and owners. Name files and folders clearly to avoid duplicates. Meetings and async work ...